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Joanna Brady #13 Joanna Brady Add to Wish List
Mystery Woman Sleuth
At first glance, it appears to be an accident . . .
A car carrying an elderly couple goes off the side of a
mountain and tumbles into oblivion on a beautiful sunny day
in the Coronado National Monument. A note pulled from the
twisted wreckage suggests the tragedy may have been a double
suicide—but an autopsy later suggests something different. A
deadly fire and a fatal home invasion may or may not have
some connection to the terrible crash. And miles away in the
desert, a savage rain has revealed something grisly and
terrifying: two trash bags filled with human remains.
It's just another day in the life of Cochise County
sheriff Joanna Brady, who must somehow balance the rigors of
police work with a newborn, a teenager, a writer-husband,
and a difficult mother. But Joanna will not allow murder to
go unpunished in her jurisdiction—even if her path to the
truth is twisting and dangerous . . . and leads to shocking
revelations about those entrusted with caring for the
helpless.
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Re: Damage Control
I lived in Cochise county and love these Joanna Brady stories. The area is written in true detail.Rosemary Simm 9:59pm July 3, 2009)
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